3GP and M4A explained
3GP is a cut-down MP4 variant designed for the bandwidth and storage limits of early mobile phones. Resolution and bitrate are typically very low.
M4A is an MP4 container holding only audio — usually AAC, sometimes Apple Lossless. The extension exists mainly so players know not to look for a video track.
- Where 3GP files come from
- Videos recorded on feature phones and early smartphones.
- Where M4A is used
- iTunes purchases, Apple Music downloads, voice memos and audiobooks.